Every time I hear sports talk show host Paul Howard selling LASIK eye surgery – it only took him a few painless minutes to acquire 20-15 vision – I think of a woman I wrote about in Texas who lost her sight from a laser procedure. Her emotional appeal to me to let people know that such surgery is not without risk has stayed with me.
Las Vegas attorney Barry Levinson hasn’t had a good year.
The Smith Center for the Performing Arts has a few kinks to work out. Anyone who has valet parked there knows it, and yes, President and CEO Myron Martin knows it, too.
Outside Henry Chanin’s office at The Meadows School is the golf cart he must use to move around campus.
It is a reminder of one way the hepatitis C he acquired in 2006 during a colonoscopy at Dr. Dipak Desai’s Desert Shadow Endoscopy Center has changed his life.
When the Nevada Department of Transportation slapped down the solid white lines and stamped two lanes on U.S. Highway 95 with white diamonds, plenty of folks were outraged.
Dedicated is the single word that best describes David Millman, the retiring director of the Nevada State Museum in Las Vegas.
We’ve all been eyeing gasoline prices and cutting down on trips as costs soar. A friend posted a picture of a pump in the San Francisco Bay Area that showed a gallon of regular gas creeping toward $7.
